We are watching some of the most volatile and dramatic numbers seen in the last 50+ years. Economic confidence is at its lowest point since tracking began in the 1950s. Wrong track scores mirror 1980, 1992, and 2008, all terrible cycles for the incumbent party. Major demographic trends are reshaping key values and policy […]
Two areas in which the health care vertical of our firm has conducted research over the last few years are health equity and social determinants of health. Please find a slide deck that contains research that our firm has conducted over the past five years on both topics. Additionally, we have incorporated some other publicly […]
Click here to read a Key Findings Memo from a recent national survey, conducted May 31-June 5, 2022.
Public Opinion Strategies is off to a roaring start in the 2022 primary season, polling for many Republican primary winners, including Governor Greg Abbott in Texas, Chuck Edwards over controversial incumbent Madison Cawthorn in North Carolina CD 11, and open seat nominee Erin Houchin in Indiana CD 9. Additional primary winners so far this cycle […]
Don’t let the boos from opposing fans fool you! Coach K is pretty popular nationally, with an image of 29% favorable/5% unfavorable. K is especially popular with men and Af Ams. View our graphic here.
No rally around the flag effect for Biden. Voters across party lines say he has not been tough enough on Russia. Read more here.
Click here to read a Key Findings Memo from a recent national survey.
“It’s hard for independents to move from where they are to even a mixed rating of the guy,” comments Glen Bolger on President Biden’s ability to win back the support of independent voters before the 2022 midterm elections. Read more about independent voters, who they are, and the role they will play in upcoming elections […]
“I think there’s just a whole host of reasons that voters feel unsettled,” from COVID to inflation to growing international tensions, says Glen Bolger. Read more about the AARP’s voter education campaign, election turnout among older Americans, and how it may be impacted for the 2022 elections here.
“60 percent of voters—including 37 percent of Republicans and 66 percent of independents—say the U.S. government should be doing more to address climate change,” said Neil Newhouse. “The data clearly shows that voters are more likely to support a candidate who endorses ‘commonsense’ policies addressing climate change and clean energy; that’s especially the case for […]